TAD-271  (430-0707)    Storing Numbers in Memory        Faxback Doc. # 6139

You can store up to 20 phone numbers in the phone's memory.  Each number
can have up to 16 digits in the pulse mode, or up to 16 digits in the pulse
mode, or up to 15 digits in the tone mode.  A PAUSE or FLASH entry, or
changing from the pulse to tone mode counts as one digit in memory.

Before you store a number, set TONE/PULSE  to the correct position.  The
telephone dials the number in memory in the mode you used to store the
number, regardless of the current setting.

1.  Lift the handset.  Set NORM-STORE to STORE.

2.  Enter the telephone number you want to store.  The handset sounds a
    short beep as you press each digit.

Note:  If you make a mistake, briefly press the switchhook.  Then re-enter
       the entire number.

3.  Press MEMORY.

Note:  You can store a FLASH entry only if you enter it at the beginning of
       a phone number you store (for example, FLASH, 1, 2 and so on).

If you want a FLASH entry between two numbers, store the first number in
one memory location.  Then store the FLASH entry and other number in
another memory location.  See "Chain-Dialing Numbers."

4.  Enter the desired two-digit memory location number (01-20).  A beep
    sounds.  To continue storing numbers in memory, repeat memory, repeat
    Steps 2 and 3 to store up to 20 numbers in memory.

Notes:

*  Entering a memory location number replaces any telephone number
   previously stored in that location.

*  You cannot erase a number from memory, but you can store a new number in
   its place.

5.  Set NORM-STORE back to NORM.

6.  Hang up the handset.

Note:  If you move the TAD from one room to another, be sure you move it
       within about 5 minutes after you unplug it from the phone jack.
       Other wise, you could lose the numbers stored in memory.

When storing emergency numbers and/or making test calls to emergency
numbers:

*  Remain on the line and briefly explain to the dispatcher the reason for
   the call before you hang up.

*  Perform such activities in Off-peak hours, such as early morning or
late-evening.

Using the Memory-Number Label

As you store numbers in memory, write down the names that identify the
stored numbers on the provided label.  Use a pencil in case you want to
change or erase a name on the label.

Remove the label's plastic cover inside the cradle.  Then, write down the
names and replace the cover.

Dialing Memory Numbers

To dial a number stored in memory, follow these steps:

1.  Lift the handset.

2.  Press MEMORY.

3.  Enter the number for the memory location that contains the number you
    want to dial (01-20).

If you enter a location number that does not contain a telephone number,
the handset sounds an error beep.

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